Annual Report 2017-18 | Monash Health
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Fees and charges<br />
Application fees collected<br />
Application fees waived<br />
Copy charges collected<br />
$40,271.20<br />
$12,439.20<br />
$66,987.00<br />
Copy charges waived $7,640.30<br />
Initial decision makers<br />
Rachael Gillies, Release of Information<br />
Manager; Maija Dimits, <strong>Health</strong><br />
Information Manager; Elaine Elliott,<br />
<strong>Health</strong> Information Manager; Monika<br />
Bosnich, <strong>Health</strong> Information Manager;<br />
Tammy O’Connor, Senior Corporate<br />
Counsel; and Elle Bethune, Corporate<br />
Counsel.<br />
National Competition Policy<br />
<strong>Monash</strong> <strong>Health</strong> continued to comply<br />
with the Victorian Government’s<br />
Competitive Neutrality Policy. In<br />
addition, the Victorian Government’s<br />
Neutrality Pricing Principles for all<br />
relevant business activities have<br />
been applied by <strong>Monash</strong> <strong>Health</strong><br />
since 1 July 1988.<br />
Protected Disclosures<br />
Act 2012<br />
<strong>Monash</strong> <strong>Health</strong> has a procedure for<br />
protected disclosures and matters<br />
of this nature are referred to the<br />
Independent Broad-based Anti-<br />
Corruption Commission. Information<br />
is included in the ‘Patients & Visitors/<br />
Concerns and compliments’ section<br />
of the <strong>Monash</strong> <strong>Health</strong> Internet site<br />
for external parties and internally our<br />
staff policies and procedures provide<br />
direction for staff.<br />
Safe Patient Care Act 2015<br />
<strong>Monash</strong> <strong>Health</strong> has no matters to<br />
report in relation to its obligations<br />
under section 40 of the Safe Patient<br />
Care Act 2015.<br />
Victorian Industry<br />
Participation Policy Act 2003<br />
The following information for contracts<br />
commenced and/or completed in the<br />
financial year must be disclosed under<br />
the Victorian Industry Participation<br />
Policy (VIPP) Act 2003 (Refer to FRD<br />
25C Local Jobs First-Victorian Industry<br />
Participation Policy Disclosures in the<br />
<strong>Report</strong> of Operations):<br />
• Two contracts valued at $22M were<br />
commenced but not completed in<br />
the financial year for which a VIPP<br />
Plan was required;<br />
• Six contracts valued at $22.1M were<br />
commenced but not completed<br />
where a VIPP Plan was not required<br />
(due to nil to limited contestability)<br />
1. Four are local by nature; and<br />
2. Two are international by nature;<br />
• Eight conversations were held with<br />
the Industry Capability Network that<br />
correspond with the registration and<br />
issue of an Interaction Reference<br />
Number.<br />
Additional information<br />
available on request<br />
In accordance with FRD 22H, <strong>Monash</strong><br />
<strong>Health</strong> confirms the items listed below<br />
have been retained by <strong>Monash</strong> <strong>Health</strong><br />
and are available to the relevant<br />
Ministers, Members of Parliament and<br />
the public on request (subject to the<br />
freedom of information requirements,<br />
if applicable):<br />
a. Declarations of pecuniary interests<br />
have been duly completed by all<br />
relevant officers;<br />
b. Details of shares held by senior<br />
officers as nominee or held<br />
beneficially;<br />
c. Details of publications produced by<br />
the entity about itself, and how these<br />
can be obtained;<br />
d. Details of changes in prices, fees,<br />
charges, rates and levies charged by<br />
the <strong>Health</strong> Service;<br />
e. Details of any major external reviews<br />
carried out on the <strong>Health</strong> Service;<br />
f. Details of major research and<br />
development activities undertaken<br />
by the <strong>Health</strong> Service that are<br />
not otherwise covered either in<br />
the report of operations or in a<br />
document that contains the financial<br />
statements and report of operations;<br />
g. Details of overseas visits undertaken<br />
including a summary of the<br />
objectives and outcomes of each<br />
visit;<br />
h. Details of major promotional, public<br />
relations and marketing activities<br />
undertaken by the <strong>Health</strong> Service to<br />
develop community awareness of<br />
the <strong>Health</strong> Service and its services;<br />
i. Details of assessments and<br />
measures undertaken to improve the<br />
occupational health and safety of<br />
employees;<br />
j. A general statement on industrial<br />
relations within the <strong>Health</strong> Service<br />
and details of time lost through<br />
industrial accidents and disputes,<br />
which is not otherwise detailed in<br />
the report of operations;<br />
k. A list of major committees<br />
sponsored by the <strong>Health</strong> Service, the<br />
purposes of each committee and the<br />
extent to which those purposes have<br />
been achieved;<br />
l. Details of all consultancies and<br />
contractors including consultants/<br />
contractors engaged, services<br />
provided, and expenditure<br />
committed for each engagement.<br />
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